Artificial Intelligence {Review Quiz}

What is one difference between narrow AI and general AI?

• Narrow AI has to be trained, but general AI is self-taught

• Narrow AI thinks like a human, but general AI thinks like a computer

• General AI is very expensive, but narrow AI is cheap to produce

• Narrow AI already exists, but general AI does not yet exist

Why is a chess-playing computer considered narrow AI?

• Because chess is a game invented by humans

• Because chess can be played online

• Because playing chess requires no decision-making

• Because playing chess is a clear and specific task

What was Alan Turing's role in the field of AI?

• He proposed how AI might work

• He invented large language models

• He built the first artificial neural network

• He warned of the dangers of AI

Which step would most likely come last in machine learning?

• The computer goes through training

• The computer makes decisions about new data

• The computer learns patterns in data

• The computer gets fed instructions and data

What data are large language models trained on?

• Podcasts

• Text

• Silent films

• All of the above

Which phrase would a large language model most likely produce earliest in its training?

• I went to gorilla

• I went to home

• I saw a gorilla

• I went home

What is important to remember when interacting with a large language model?

• It has better critical thinking skills than you have

• The information you share is secure and private

• The results have been fact-checked

• The results could be inaccurate or biased

Read the quote from the movie. Which phrase describes the harm that AI can cause?

"If you're interacting with AI-generated text, be skeptical, and fact-check it. AI can also be weaponized by people with bad intentions, like with deepfakes: altering audio or video to make it seem like someone said or did things they didn't actually say or do. And if people believe it, that could ruin reputations, or spread false or dangerous information.... You also shouldn't pass off something that AI made as your own—that's plagiarism."

• If you're interacting with AI-generated text, be skeptical, and fact-check it.

• AI can also be weaponized by people with bad intentions, like with deepfakes: altering audio or video to make it seem like someone said or did things they didn't actually say or do.

• And if people believe it, that could ruin reputations, or spread false or dangerous information....

• You also shouldn't pass off something that AI made as your own—that's plagiarism.